Applications
Quantum
Science

Applications
Quantum
Science
Applications
Quantum computing is the next great frontier of science. It has the potential to revolutionize many aspects of modern technology, including digital communications, cryptography, and computer-aided drug design.
Single impurity atoms embedded in a semiconductor matrix show great promise as quantum bits (qubits). Single photon sources, such as nitrogen vacancies in diamond, are another candidate for quantum computing and other quantum technologies.
Ionoptika’s Q-One is the only instrument specifically designed to meet the demanding requirements of quantum research. Explore that and some of our other products and applications below.
Q-One data showing 97% percent accuracy of implanting exactly one ion into a target substrate. Single ion implantation is likely to be a key enabling technology for quantum computing.
Q-One | Single Ion Implantation of Bismuth | N Cassidy, P Blenkinsopp, I Brown, RJ Curry, BN Murdin, R Webb, D Cox | Physica Status Solidi A | 2020 | Ion Implantation, Quantum Computing, Qubits, Q-One |
Q-One | Investigating the formation of isotopically pure layers for quantum computers using ion implantation and layer exchange | J England, D Cox, N Cassidy, B Mirkhaydarov, A Perez-Fadon | Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms | 2019 | Ion Implantation, Quantum Computing, Qubits |